Ask us anything part 3

[slychrono]

For incalls, does it matter what clients wear when showing up? I usually dress like I'm going out with friends since most of my appointments are early afternoon and I usually do go wander around after the rdv.

Also I've never been asked to shower for all my incalls, is that normal?

 

[LC18]

For incalls, does it matter what clients wear when showing up? I usually dress like I'm going out with friends since most of my appointments are early afternoon and I usually do go wander around after the rdv.

Also I've never been asked to shower for all my incalls, is that normal?

I am expecting a 3 pieces suit and a monocle for all of my clients sorry!


As long as your clothes are clean, come as you are and please freshen up if asked. Don’t argue, don’t try to convince the person that you’re clean. If no one asks you to shower then it’s all good

 

[Lunaseraphim]

For incalls, does it matter what clients wear when showing up? I usually dress like I'm going out with friends since most of my appointments are early afternoon and I usually do go wander around after the rdv.

Also I've never been asked to shower for all my incalls, is that normal?

No it doesn't matter what clients wear, at least not to me.

I usually ask clients to shower before the booking or upon arrival, but some people are extremely polite and concerned with doing the right thing, so I assume they have already showered.. particularly if they booked me for over an hour. Maybe it's naive of me.

When I used to receive from home or when I worked from spas, I absolutely didn't trust my clients to shower so I reminded them or had them shower right away. It's very very rare that a client came with bad hygiene, which is great news.

It also depends on the weather honestly. If it's hot or humid outside even if I trust my client that he showered at home, I'm going to insist..

 

[slychrono]

No it doesn't matter what clients wear, at least not to me.

I usually ask clients to shower before the booking or upon arrival, but some people are extremely polite and concerned with doing the right thing, so I assume they have already showered.. particularly if they booked me for over an hour. Maybe it's naive of me.

When I used to receive from home or when I worked from spas, I absolutely didn't trust my clients to shower so I reminded them or had them shower right away. It's very very rare that a client came with bad hygiene, which is great news.

It also depends on the weather honestly. If it's hot or humid outside even if I trust my client that he showered at home, I'm going to insist..

fair point about the humidity, I would probably even insist myself

 

[Lunaseraphim]

fair point about the humidity, I would probably even insist myself

When clients book under an hour, and sometimes even an hour they are "stopping by", it's not the same as a client who has carefully planned the meeting and got ready for it.

In any case showering before entering the bedroom should be something clients think of automatically. A lot of clients don't understand that the shower is part of the time they booked, which can lead to annoying situations, particularly with short bookings...